Interface InboundConnection

All Known Subinterfaces:
LoginPhaseConnection, Player
public interface InboundConnection
Represents an incoming connection to the proxy.

  • Method Details

    • getRemoteAddress

      InetSocketAddress getRemoteAddress()
      Returns the player's IP address.
      Returns:
      the player's IP

    • getVirtualHost

      Optional<InetSocketAddress> getVirtualHost()
      Returns the hostname that the user entered into the client, if applicable.
      This is partially processed, including removing a trailing dot, and discarding data after a null byte.
      Returns:
      the hostname from the client

    • getRawVirtualHost

      Optional<String> getRawVirtualHost()
      Returns the raw hostname that the client sent, if applicable.
      Returns:
      the raw hostname from the client

    • isActive

      boolean isActive()
      Determine whether or not the player remains online.
      Returns:
      whether or not the player active

    • getProtocolVersion

      ProtocolVersion getProtocolVersion()
      Returns the current protocol version this connection uses.
      Returns:
      the protocol version the connection uses

    • getProtocolState

      ProtocolState getProtocolState()
      Returns the current protocol state of this connection.
      Returns:
      the protocol state of the connection

    • getHandshakeIntent

      HandshakeIntent getHandshakeIntent()
      Returns the initial intent for the connection.
      Returns:
      the intent of the connection

    • getSessionId

      UUID getSessionId()
      Returns the unique, stable session UUID for this connection, generated when the client initially connects to the proxy. The session id remains consistent across all login-phase events and all proxy-to-backend connections for the same player session.

      A session is bound to a single client connection: if the player disconnects and reconnects (or is transferred back to the proxy), a new session id is generated.

      This should not be confused with Mojang's server-wide play session ID introduced in Minecraft 26.2.

      Returns:
      the session UUID, never null
      Since:
      4.2.1